I suspect there’s a law requiring it, because I don’t think corporations would choose to be that nice.
No, no, no.
He spins you around for fun, and puts you back when he’s done, but off by a hundredth of a degree. Depending on how strict your interpretation is, you either no longer exist in the same 3D universe except at that single point of intersection, or you will drift off from it the further you move from your current location.
I like to work from the assumption that there’s nothing magic about the three dimensions we live in aside from the fact that it’s how it is, so any higher dimensions would work just like the three we already have, which are identical to each other just in different directions.
I don’t like being wet, so I’d use about as much TP anyways. Maybe more.
If it’s hanging from the other side, there’s even more space for a spider to hide outside of view.
I’ve had a bidet for years and never used it. The rest of my family does, but I have no interest.
If you want to make cool things, you play Minecraft. If you want to do cool things, you play Terraria. In Minecraft, it’s all about gathering resources and building, and the combat is an obstacle on the way to that. In Terraria, it’s about combat, and you gather resources and reshape the world to help you fight bosses.
At least they’re not red circles and arrows.
If the grass is laying flat against the ground, I guess. But it usually just leans. Either way, this is outside the scope of my statement.
From the side, the blades obscure the dirt. Either that, or my neighbor’s grass really is greener.
I’m glad that, when I arbitrarily chose an instance to create an account on, I ended up on one that I agree with on this so much.
Look for a bonnet. Wolves don’t wear bonnets.
Grass looks greener from the side than from directly above.
We do what we must because we can, for the good of all of us (except the ones who are dead.)
This could have ruined someone’s Friday! Good thing it’s not Friday any more. I approve.
That’s a funny court case. Pepsi releases an ad where someone gets a fighter jet for 7,000,000 pepsi points. Someone finds they can be bought for $0.10 each, so buys that many pepsi points and asks for the jet. The court sides with Pepsi, because it’s ridiculous to think you’re getting a fighter jet for that, and afterwards Pepsi edits the commercial to make it 700,000,000 pepsi points instead.
Also Pepsi never cashed the check for the points, and they did add a “Just Kidding” disclaimer, but that wasn’t in the synopsis on Wikipedia. 700,000,000 pepsi points would cost almost double what the jet is valued at, so if someone did try the stunt again, they’d theoretically be able to get the jet to them. However, the Pentagon stated that the jet would have to be demilitarized, which includes removing its advertised feature of vertical takeoff and landing.
Pfft, I knew that from Ben 10. (I didn’t, I just recognized it as a type of bug.)
Hoop snakes.